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A black bear exits the forest to snag some salmon from a creek and bury them in his cache to eat later. This bear has a tapeworm, which can be expelled, as well as the tapeworm eggs, by eating sedge grasses before hibernating. Hibernation also kills off most of the parasites, hopefully allowing the bears to emerge healthier in the spring. Raw salmon carries these eggs and as soon as the bears begin eating the incoming spawning salmon, the tapeworms appear again.
These pictures were taken at the finished borehole (well) in MUNDAYA A., UGANDA.
Water 4 Kids International -- Restoring hope through safe water... one village at a time.
Saving Daylight - Sing and Mail one of the Post Cards to Your Congressman at Washington and help make it a National Law to SET THE CLOCK ONE HOUR AHEAD
The Winds and Words of War, Posters and Prints from the San Antonio Public Library Collection, Salt Lake City Public Library, SLC, UT